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rust-cdp
Chrome DevTools Protocol toolkit for Rust
Contents
This repository houses the source for the following Rust libraries, each of which has its own README:
cdp: Chrome DevTools Protocol types and (de)serialization for Rustcdp-definition: Types and (de)serialization for the Chrome DevTools Protocol definition JSONcdp-derive: Derive traits from thecdplibrarytokio-cdp: Chrome DevTools Protocol client/server library for Rust/Tokio
Maintainers
The project should ideally track the Chrome stable release cycle with regard to the version of the protocol it supports.
The update-json.sh script can be used to automatically identify the latest Chrome stable release
and download the correspondong Chrome DevTools Protocol specification JSON files.
During development, the cdp crate is configured to automatically generate code from these JSON
files as part of the build process. For a release, however, this generated code should be "baked"
into the published artifact, saving time for end users and freeing them from having to install the
build dependencies. The bake.sh script will perform this task, placing a ready-for-release
version of the crate in the cdp-baked directory.